La Clemenza di Tito tragically bloated, befuddling, boring operaLa Clemenza di Tito is composed by Mozart and written by Caterino Mazzolà. This opera was originally performed in Prague in 1791; currently, it’s being shown at Victoria’s Royal Theatre through Pacific Opera Victoria. The score was performed wonderfully by the Victoria Symphony, and conducted by the talented Giuseppe Pietraroia. The story revolves around Roman […] Continue Reading |
Nexus newspaper October 16, 2024 issueRead the full issue here. Continue Reading |
New Music Revue: Fixation deliver best work yet with Speak in TonguesFixation Speak in Tongues (Indie Recordings) 4.5/5 Riding high on the praise of fans and great potential in their break into the scene, Norwegian metalcore band Fixation believes this release is their best yet, and, frankly, I agree. Speak in Tongues is a powerful mini-album, following the journey of spiritual questioning, particularly in critique of […] Continue Reading |
New Music Revue: Leeroy Stagger halfway there on new albumLeeroy Stagger 3 AM Revelations (Tonic Records) 3/5 Victoria’s own Leeroy Stagger is taking on the music scene with a touch of a classic Americana sound on his 13th album, 3 AM Revelations, which comes as a result of over 20 years of experience. I find that the first songs at the start of the […] Continue Reading |
Camosun’s new soccer club blends competition with inclusivitySoccer lovers at Camosun College can now play at school, thanks to the Camosun Student Soccer Club. The club was created to allow students of all skill levels to play the world’s most popular sport right on campus. So, whether you’re a seasoned player or are just looking for a fun way to stay active, […] Continue Reading |
Fellas, Let’s Figure It Out: Nailing work/life balanceWork/life balance is more than just a buzz phrase. Work/life balance is how you keep up with your studies while not letting your social life slip away, or vice versa. This is definitely a challenge in the world of college students. Throw in the fact that many of us are working as well, and it’s […] Continue Reading |
Filmmaker Kara Hansen heads back west for AntimatterExperimental filmmaker Kara Hansen currently works as a film instructor in the US, but she’ll be travelling back home to the west coast for a screening of her work at Victoria’s Antimatter Film Festival this month. The festival features all kinds of work that challenge the conventions of what sharing art can look like. “It’s […] Continue Reading |
Dr. Mythic: October 16, 2024 issue |
25 Years Ago in Nexus: October 16, 2024 issueElection ’99: As the scripture published in Nexus tells us, Camosun College Student Society (CCSS) elections have been a lasting democratic affair for several millennia (well, since 1990). In our October 18, 1999 issue, we highlighted the six candidates hoping to win power over the Camosun campus, a tradition the CCSS sustains today (see pages […] Continue Reading |
Nexus Hero: October 16, 2024 issue |
